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Nice! Sent: February-10-23 4:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] ER40 Collet nut I made er40 collet chucks for SB9 and SB13, in addition to square and hex collet blocks. I

I made er40 collet chucks for SB9 and SB13, in addition to square and hex collet blocks. ?I bought a set of CDCO collets, which included a nut and another nut from Shars. I see no difference in

IF you want a really good one, get Rego-Fix. They're the originator and set the standard for them. I've got several ER32 collet holders, and a couple of ER25 collet holders, from imported sources, and

Funny, I just mated an ER40 collet plate to a 2-1/4-8 backing plate on my 11" Sheldon. Need to test runout with a piece of straight drill rod. I also just got a ball bearing ER40 nut because I heard

I'm getting closer to making a couple of ER40 Collet chucks & blocks . I see a? ton of folks selling the nuts . Has anyone made a ER40 chuck or block in the semi recent past ? I'm looking for a

The SB Heavy 10 had several dial options. The small dial and several Large dial configurations. It would help to know which dial you have. Often play, particularly on the small dial is not in the nut

At one point in the life of my Atlas 10” lathe years ago, I modified the cross feed nut by saw cutting across the nut part way through the height and all the way through the Acme threaded hole. Then

Look for that sort of info on the 7x Mini-Lathe groups. Several folks using those machines have done that because of the weird way they adjust for backlash.? https://gadgetbuilder.com/MiniMods.html

Oh, South Bend wise people, I still have a strange little problem with my Heavy 10. Feeding in with the cross slide works just like you would expect. Feeding out, like say cutting an internal

More than likely, they came from a different factory that decided to use M10 instead. My 250-1xx use M10 These were purchased new and used over the pas 15 years. Original was Phase II purchased new

No matter what kind of ducks they are as long as they work for you. I also have a 250-207 that has the same M10-1.0 adjustment screw but with a larger thumb screw.? Thanks again to all! Greg

It is becoming obvious that my second hand purchase of no-name Chinesium holders are indeed odd ducks ? ________________________________ Sent: Monday, February 6, 2023 5:33 PM To:

I have 18 CDCO brand AXA holders, all 10mm.

Maybe the M10 is the factory backup plan if they screw up the M8 ??? ??? animal

Mine were a second hand purchase and they are M8. Maybe mine are the odd duck out there. ________________________________ Sent: Monday, February 6, 2023 11:58 AM To: [email protected]

Hi There, I have 10 import 250-100 series tool blocks (a mixture of 250-101 and 250-102) and all of them use 10M adjustment screws.? I've purchased these over ten years ago and not all of them from

My CXA Aloris/Dorian holders are 3/8" which is close to a M10 Al-USA From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Andrei Sent: Monday, February 6, 2023 10:50 AM To:

They must have made them on a week when all they had on hand were M10 studs. I was looking at OXA which is M6, AXA which is M8 and I don't have any, but found online the specs for BXA which is M10. No

For 1 set of 4, I just grip the bolt head in the 3 jaw & take light cuts.EddieSent from my Galaxy

Some of those over seas companies ate not real good at copying other companies stuff . ??? ??? animal